Closing Screening: They Shot The Piano Player
The return of iconic duo Trueba and Marsical after the celebrated “Chico y Rita” takes us from Cuba to Brazil, to follow the mysterious murder of a music journalist.
About Closing Screening: They Shot The Piano Player
The highly-anticipated Catalan Film Festival returns for its ninth edition coming to cinemas across Scotland from March 20th - April 14th 2024.
Directors: Fernando Trueba & Javier Mariscal.
Languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese with English Subtitles
Year: 2023
Running time: 103 mins
While writing a book about the Brazilian bossa nova craze of the 1960s, music journalist Jeff Harris came across the forgotten pianist Tenório Jr. He was considered one of Brazil’s leading jazz musicians, but he mysteriously disappeared in 1976 during a tour with Brazilian poet and singer Vinicius de Moraes.
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